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Hop on the Charleston Brewery District Trolley This Saturday!

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Everyone’s heard of a pub crawl, but there’s a new way to enjoy drinks on the move. This Saturday, enjoy a ride on the Charleston Brewery District Trolley, a free(!) trolley that stops at nine different taprooms brimming with local craft beer. This delicious idea is the result of all nine breweries working together, providing a trail that winds through the Charleston Brewery District, located near the Neck Area of the peninsula.

The trolley began running in late February, and currently runs from 1-9 p.m. on Saturdays between the close-knit community of breweries. The route begins at Tradesman, followed by Edmund’s Oast Brewing Co., Cooper River, Palmetto, Baker & Brewer, Revelry, Fatty’s, Lo-Fi and Munkle.

Need advice on what to drink? Here are some recommended brews for each location!

Tradesman Brewing Company: Transmission Fluid Wheat Ale

Edmund’s Oast Brewing Co.: Bound by Darkness Black IPA

Cooper River Brewing: Barley Wine

Palmetto Brewing Co.: Huger Street IPA

Baker & Brewer: Lake Hopper Cider

Revelry Brewing: Gullah Cream Ale

Fatty’s Beer Works: Sea Dog Gose

Lo-Fi Brewing: Glitter Pony

Munkle Brewing Company: Pout House Hoppy Ale

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Volvo Car Open Kicks Off On Daniel Island This Saturday!

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The 46th Volvo Car Open, North America’s largest women’s only tennis tournament is set for March 31-April 8 at the Family Circle Tennis Center.

The tournament attracts around 90,000 attendees every single year and more than 100 tennis players. Among those 100 tennis players this year will be Petra Kvitova- a two time Wimbledon champion, Sloane Stephens- US Open champion, and Daria Kasatkina- 2017 Volvo Car Open champion.

The weekend of Saturday, March 31- Sunday, April 1 is Family Weekend which will include a handful of children’s activities. Those who are 16 years and younger will receive free admission throughout the tournament with hopes to grow the game of tennis to younger generations.

The Volvo Car Open consists of other activities where attendees can snag a picture and get autographs from WTA players, Special Olympics demonstrations, pickleball clinics, Volvo car ride and drives, and so much more.

The Volo Car Open will also host a Pink Out For the Cure Night presented by MUSC on Wed, April 4 and a Military Appreciation Night on Thurs, April 5.

For more information about the Volvo Car Open, click here.

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